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Bunny

Adult
Female
Medium

Mixed Breed

About Bunny

North York, ON

Breed

Mixed Breed

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Coat: Medium

Black

Behavior

Bunny’s Compatibility

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Bunny's Story

Meet Bunny Bunny Girl is an educated Lady, she has successful completed her OBEDIENCE 1 level course with K9 academy in Toronto. Responds really well to training and has gone a long way since she was first placed with her foster family. Bunny has grown out of her Scared Bunny pants into her BIG Girl " with your help I Know I can control my emotions" pants. Her level of confidence rises daily, it is a pleasure to work with her. Bunny is crate trained. Bunny is made of 100% Love and goofiness and has no mean bone in her body. Bunny loves other dogs, "reads the room" with help from them and will be a great as a second dog in the house with another friendly dog (young or old) OR she will be a great ONLY dog in the family with experienced family that is willing to put a bit extra time and patience into her. Training and exposure has raised Bunny's insecurity threshold much higher and she is doing great in new places with her trusted person. Bunny is shy when it comes to new people, but once she gets to know you, she will absolutely dissolve her entire being in you, one of the cuddliest dogs we have ever met. Bunny's ideal family will be located in the GTA and have a fenced yard. From our side, we will provide gentle transition to the new household and lifetime support to ensure her "Happily ever after". If you are interested in adopting Bunny the Cuddle bug, please fill out this form and we will reach out to potential candidates. https://goo.gl/forms/80uR9C9XoejiZFgm2

Meet Bunny

Bunny Girl is an educated Lady, she has successful completed her OBEDIENCE 1 level course with K9 academy in Toronto. Responds really well to training and has gone a long way since she was first placed with her foster family.
Bunny has grown out of her Scared Bunny pants into her BIG Girl " with your help I Know I can control my emotions" pants. Her level of confidence rises daily, it is a pleasure to work with her.
Bunny is crate trained.

Bunny is made of 100% Love and goofiness and has no mean bone in her body. Bunny loves other dogs, "reads the room" with help from them and will be a great as a second dog in the house with another friendly dog (young or old) OR she will be a great ONLY dog in the family with experienced family that is willing to put a bit extra time and patience into her.

Training and exposure has raised Bunny's insecurity threshold much higher and she is doing great in new places with her trusted person.

Bunny is shy when it comes to ne

How To Adopt

Bunny was listed as Adoptable by CArescueTeam

How can I adopt Bunny?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with CArescueTeam. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Bunny is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to CArescueTeam for details on the pet.

When can I meet Bunny?

If you've submitted an inquiry, CArescueTeam will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Bunny, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to CArescueTeam, and they'll be happy to help!

CArescueTeam's Adoption Policy

There is a trial period of 12 days during which the dog will be living with the Adoptive Parent. After this trial period Adoptive Parent becomes legal owner of the dog. Trial period begins from the date this agreement is signed. An adoption donation of $1000 is due at signing. The adoption donation is not a purchase price, but covers cost of transportation and documents is therefore, non-refundable after the 12 day trial period when adoption is finalized. Adoptive Parent is responsible for dog’s safety (microchip registration, leash, harness, etc). Note: all our dogs come with microchips. During the trial period, the Adoptive Parent agrees to keep in touch with our representative and provide updates of the dog’s well being. Adoptive Parent agrees to allow CArescueTeam Representative to visit their home during the trial period to check on the well-being of the dog. Adoptive Parent agrees to contact CArescueTeam Representative in case any health issues occur during the trial period. In the event Adoptive Parent surrenders the dog to CArescueTeam during the trial period, he/she must write a detailed explanation with the reasons for the return and deliver the dog to the foster home or other place specified by a CArescueTeam representative. In the event of the return, Adoptive Parent is entitled to a partial adoption fee reimbursement of full amount minus $50. In the event the animal escapes from Adoptive Parents and goes missing during the trial period, Adoptive Parent agrees to contact first Animal Control and then CArescueTeam IMMEDIATELY and follow the instructions provided. CArescueTeam has a right to remove the dog from Adoptive Parent home and null the agreement at any point during the 12 day trial period if CArescueTeam sees fit. Adoptive Parent agrees to comply with all province and local laws governing licensing and ownership of animals. Adoptive Parent agrees to keep the dog as an indoor pet (i.e. supervised time outside only). The adapter agrees to receive phone calls and/or visits from CArescueTeam representative to check on the adjustment and progress of the animal. Adoptive Parent agrees to contact CArescueTeam IMMEDIATELY if he/she is having problems with the dog’s behaviour, health issues, dog is missing or can no longer keep the animal. The adapter has been advised by CArescueTeam of any and all known adverse behavior problems and agrees to hold CArescueTeam harmless. The adopter will be responsible for any damage or injury to persons or property that may be caused by the animal after he or she takes custody and possession of it. Adoptive Parent agrees that this animal will NEVER be sold, leased, or given to any pet shop, animal shelter, research laboratory, or similar facility; only re-homing is acceptable. CArescueTeam agrees to provide the Adoptive Parent with all available information about the dog prior to the adoption. CArescueTeam is not responsible for dog’s character or behavior. CArescueTeam agrees to provide the Adoptive Parent with all necessary initial instructions and answer any questions to the best of our ability. CArescueTeam agrees to provide any documentation that is available regarding dog’s health and identity (passport, vaccination records, etc.) upon final adoption. CArescueTeam agrees to be available for support, advice and assistance in matters regarding the dog (within group’s capabilities).

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